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Training & Conditioning

May/June 2004 Vol.
XIV, No. 4

Special Focus
The Wrong StuffYour athletes can be penalized for
taking banned substances, even when they're trying to avoid them.
Here's a look at the prevalence of contaminated nutritional supplements
and how to steer clear of them. By R.J. Anderson

Optimum
Performance
Agility Antics Why are Tenessee Titans tossing
footballs into garbage cans and throwing tiny balls with their left
hands? It's all part of a new trend to make agility drills more fun and
functional. By Guillermo Metz

Management
Race Against TimeFor many athletic trainers, every day
feels like a race against time. But it doesn't have to be that way.
This author suggests strategies for afternoon crunch time, scheduling,
and rethinking your duties. By John Reynolds

Treating the
Athlete
From Back to FrontAt Ohio State University, athletic
trainers are attempting to prevent injuries before they start through a
carefully designed prehab program. By Doug Calland

Competitive EdgeCenter of StrengthSize is only part of the
mixture that makes a great post player. Strength, agility, and footwork
are what keep centers on the ball.By Jackie Ansley